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Riverside Hazy Dawn has a dreamy, soft-focus feel to it as if to suggest that the sun is rising on a sleepy riverside community.

It has been drawn using soft pastels (PanPastels), applied wit h a sponge. The painting therefore has no sharp definition, except for a few silver pen lines in the foreground around the flower heads, along the tree trunk and around a few houses as suggested outlining.

The hazy soft-feel to this is intentional and unlike a lot of my normal work.

I have limited the prints to small sizes.

From a very early age I have been fascinated by paintings and imagery that capture mood and emotion by good use of colour and the illusion of sparkle. I like to envisage and engage with the imagination; almost as in an act of escapism - a journey of fantasy. My paintings tend to record experiences, places or ideas which are most important to me. These include my faith (a Christian), prophetic images that I am given, angelic themes, nature & the world around me and images that conjure up treasured memories of being with my family and friends. I paint mainly with acrylics, oils and pastels, though some of my work is mixed media. . Photographs that I have included here allow viewers to experience moments in my life that are...